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Pee Two . CA GRANDiS. EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, June 29, 1926. Moose Chief ' PI-AVISO MfcAN TniCKS room. Ho says Its a A0t to goffilm In bad. ' , 1' I HAN FRANCISCO somebody Here Are Real Is playing mean ,t,'icKS on Nca ' Orseii. district dry administrator. Someone robbed a piovle actor In I ,os Angeles and got only ) nan. so It must nave noon the day 1117 rv I'uiutis ,'ir 1 . and champagne hntHc outside hi1 before payday. 1 PUII I IH IVIN tfavellnjf around the . American league circuit, doing very well, thank you. - '- ' - Cobb liked the spirit that Well displayed. JFn never lost confi dence n him; despite some early shaky performances. Now that he appears to have delivered with a vengeance. Cohb feels that he has been amply repaid for nursing Wei hi along;. , - A OIl MCKWAMR j There Is much truth In the label FROM DODGERS f? mess Mara aims NATIOMAIi I Club i" d , - u i : ' ' '. n ; -if ' K n "I 1 . a;- In This Great Disposal Sale i! ! 5 r 1 1 100 Silk Dresses $g.95 For Wednesday's Special Selling we offer unusual values In a biir lot of ladles' Silk Dresses more than lDO models many new ones 4n "ll this lot They are of crepe de chine, flat crepes, georgette, cTp,'iubi,,v silks all in the very latest styles and becoming colors iilattli . s w amiuiin ijaD". time UICB9CS 41IUBI, UV HCUrWI a i 1 ... . . , . 1 ... ... .'. L. appreciated. w We know if you 'wW'leptrthem overoouwilrdf (ffbrer "-"'"- .':j:;.2:v; .,;57,mm; A big group of stylish Hats' to match all youVdresses now on sale at ridiculously low prices to close them out in a hurry. Some new fella arriving every day. - " - t'(" IT'S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE THIS BIG STOCK IS CUT AND SLASHED THROUGHOUT! A Cood Place TaTnrie HILL 'S A Good Place To Trade SPORT NEWS HUSKIES BEA T ASTERN GREW flvHln or ast and west. They liovo met four time 111 Ihe lust flvo ycurs iuuI each hiii registered I wo trU iinililm wlili Dm ollii'i' an tho run iifr up each lime, Washington Man A Washington nuin, Hob llullor, out or college only three years couched the navy eight that pushed tho lluskle to the limit bcrure leldlns; lh rhamplon.Hlilp. This was HtitUir'a rti-Ht year at the nead- my of navy rowing team. , ' POraifKREPfttK, N. Y., Juno S. (AH) Tho University oc Wash-'.-tngton's eight ndghly huskies once Throu.h four mil.,, of !-., .' W,' ",w ,h"11' """ '' '. " Hudson with tho shadows of twi light deepening, the Pacific coast Ktalwarts, pupils of the famous jOtusty ("allow, pulled their way to victory by a dozen feet over tho f Naval Academy eight In yesterday's .jj fP.isHlc climax to tho annual regatta or tho Intercollegiate rowing as- "social Ion NET TOURNAMENT OPENS TODAY ON WIMBLEDON COURT WI.MHI.KnON", Kng.. Juno 29 (AT) Threatening skies greeted tin. opening of today's miurhes In he Wimbledon lawn tennis touina- ment. before pluy Ntartcd It wna unnounrea that Huianne tanglon Imd canoelloil all her tournament enciitfemeiitN. In tho first women's single mutelKS today Mm. Kittle MeOod. fr-e advanced by an victory over Alius ('. Tyrrell at .J, 8.0. Mrs. Klliuhelh ltyun and Mian Mary K. Ilrowno defeated M ew anions the KO.IIOU speclalors IJimbert Chamiirm nd Mlso K. H. nurvey in th women's doubled, 3-. (i-5. 7-6. .Mrs. Molla Mallory, former Amt'rlrnn cham4)lon won her way lino I he semi-finals by defeating .mis k. Houman of Holland. 3-8, "4. H-S. Her net opponent will be Menorila Do Alverea, tho Span. isii cluiitipiott. snips inul the observation trUIn fulled to feel Die thrill of a stmir Kle In which WnshliiKton seuinir th. pace from the sturt wiki forced lu apply every ounro of energy at Us command to alavo oft tho navy's nosing- rush. Sallora (tlvo (linsc. WashlnRton had an open water f S Waahlnirton won by tho mnrgln 'ad-untairo when the race was hair r:of a aerond, barely a full Mroke. siln one of the fast eat four mile races, as well aa one of 1 lie most .jtioul oHriing. it A Callow-coached eight also I race In decisive fashion, leaving- r Columbia's emashlnf victory In the S freshman race on the only conaola j tlon for the east. Weal Trtumphans. NO auch overthrow of eastern talent baa occurred before In tho g SS yearn of the reraUa'a history. P - In five etrnicht year of wally Prompetltlen, Washington has fln f lMhet (.1-1.). J, while her Junior jjvorslty has raptured Junior varsity KJionore for two ysara In a row. J I Only the navoj aoademya crew .con rival tie record f Waahlnron ftn thle period aad yteray'a vie. ttory eveoa the acore btrween the over, but the sslloni took up the ch'oso In eurnest, At three mile they had narrowed the margin to half a length and wero milnlng slowly. Washington met this dial, longo with a spurt of lis own and. In a nip and tuck closing drive, held off the most determined er forla of the sailors. , Tha other roco anionic tho i crows that followed tho leaders beoaine a march for Syracuse which tacked third placo by twxi longtha. Then came PennsyK-nnla. Columbia, California. Wlsoousin ami Cornell. Washington's victory In the tun. lor vorslty at three mlle left rmi. aylvanla a length and , hair be hind. California was third, Syia. cuae fourth, Cornell fifth, and Co- umbla, last. In the freelunan two-mile rare. UF.l'KATS VICTORY VANOOCVKIl. Wash.. Juno 59. (AD Tho Reventy-Wxth Artillery iioio teuiti or .Monterey, Cul., won Its second game In the northwest championship tournament yester day by trounrin the Klnley All Stars of Portland On the Nmcou. wr lUrrark oval. IJeutenant A. H. . Barden was the ace of the winner with rlg-ht aceree to hi credit. Itolse. Idaho plaj- th Portland Hunt rlub today. The llllle things count. In Paris. III., a bee slung aa auto driver and caused a serious wreck. Columbia won by tw length with California second, then Ryiucuae. I'enn and Cornell. The Wonhlngtoa vanity, timed in 1 minute, 51 1.6 aecoad was 31 -6 second bshled the record eel by Cornell In !0. .....-41 2G , .ell n y I'll - i SO .509 I ' JJ S4 IS .648 I : . ....13 31. .1116 I , -jL- ': - as .too V5 I . .... .? H9 .0 Zt 4 '1 J n ii ,..3ii(i mty .v. ; AMi:iuc.x i.l .f;i i: ! 1 club . w. r- ift.l V A sf :..t 3:1 .ms ' VrV .,.30 34 .015 TT7 ...33 83 '..100 ' f .-. .- " .......J7 42 -.392 ;........! it. i.S!l7 Cincinnati ..' ... Kl. luls ........ IMttsbure; u , llrooklyn .. Chicago .. New York 1'hlludclphla .. ..... HOfitOll N'ew York , Chicago .. ...... Cletroll I'hllodelphlu . Cleveland Washington St. I jiiIs Hosloit .. .VVI'IONAi, .;A(;n- noston 2, New York 3. . KT. lifrt'IH (AP) n. II. E. Chicago i in HI. 7.ouls t. 3 c . 0 llulli rh s Hoot ami f lonz.ilr s; K,en, Johnson and tl'Carr. ll and VlckH, Attorney Nurniun tl Heyd of tfuron, tu,'t;anuuu. will Iw the next supreme lk-uiui uf thu Luyul order uf Moose. He la slated tu t the Itrsl Canadian clocted tu thut utllcB. at thu annua) vulivention In Lhicago. BROOKLYN (AP) IT. If. V.. Philadelphia .. 9 14 0 Brooklyn 4 9 3 Hutterles I'lrlrh and Ilenllne; MrOraw, McWeeny, Khrhurdt, Wil liams and O'Nell, Iliirifrenveji. TINCIN'.VATI (AP) II. II. R. I'lllsblirg t 4 3 Cincinnati . a' 14 J batteries Alilridg", Oldhuin and Spencer, Itixoy and plclnlch. amkiuca.v i.i:a;i 1: New York 1. Philadelphia 7.' Washington t, Boston a. . . DKTROIT (AP) n; If. E. Cleveland '. 811' 2 Detroit 4 9 1 Datterles Chle and Myalt; Coo. per,, Collins, Hloucr. Johns and Woodall, Manlon. Billy Evans Says: H. K. CHICAGO (AP) ; I Ht. LouU 0 4 1 Chicago .', ... 7 10 0 Ilutterh s -Vangilder, -Wtngurd and IUxod; Kdwsrds, Nevera and Hchulk. . I Rod, 10 WKDNKKDAY, J!.N! 30. Padfic Mtnmlonl 'limp stations KFI, Iok AnKclps, Col. 4mm. (Mike), 7-7:30 p. nu, (Irelm Hny croplfosc string ensemble; 7:30-8. Nick Harris detective, story; 8-9, program, California Petroleum cor. porutlon; 9-10, vorul program: 10 11, Churles lteauch'.iinp, tenor and others. KlIVII, lloll.vwwsl. (al. (iJSiii llDOkc), 0.7 p. m., Pontine Six din ner hour; 7:30-3, iirograni'. Cordu roy Tiro Stores, Inc.; 8-9, studio program, Pacific Development com nany; 10-11, Warner llros. frolic. KliW, ISirtlaiHl, On-. (I9t.rm 0ttkr), i-7 p. in., dinner concert: 8-9, concert; D-10, vocal mid In strumental concert. MODIFY ClfAltl.KKTOV NKW YORK Itecnusc the Charleston Is loo acrobatic, it W to be modified by the American society or Dancing Teachers. II Itf so popular, however, thai they will retain It I11 a klckless form Ulliler tho name or Kuvunnah, Mo bile or some other point south but Henry Kurd's stiuurc dances oh, they will succeed ntiout as well ns his pence ship, the teacher think.' ut'.Mjh ;I!i:at uokk Kd. Wells, the. htl.sky southpaw of tho Detroit Tygers, recently pllchcd 32 ronscriitlvo Inning wllhoul being- scoreil on. WIlllO that Stsnils ntlt nS lhA pilchlnjr performance of tho year, It i-s tiulte rar removed rrom tho rec ord. The Philadelphia. Athletics, who hnvo a penchant for breaking rec. or.1 feulM. turned Wells luirfc by .srorlng four runs In the second In ning or 11 recent clash between the two clubs. . It was the Atlilnlirs. hv tho wav. who slopped New York after the Yankees had won Hi straight ball (fames. "I,erty" drove (lid tho pitch ing, striking out, 10 of the opposi tion, y Waller" Johnson, who, liko Ty Cobb, owns most of the records in his particular line, pitched 6a con secutive innings In 1013 without be ing scored on. That's tho record. Tho best National league per. formanco along thoso line is cred ited to Kd liuelbach, who went 44 innings berore nn opponent was nblo to tally against his pitching. . , WtHYTO WI.V Kd Wells la one or those pitch ers who has been silrcenuful bo. cjuso he has Die will to win In hid makeup. Tho Detroit players have a lot of fun kidding Wells by roferring to him as tho "psychology pitcher." They Insist Kd looks and talks the opposition out or making base hits. Aside rrom the real of working 32 scoreless innings, Well also has the distinction or being tho slowest pitcher in captivity. llerorn pitching tho bull, Wells cnrerullv gives tin; baiter a once over. While doing so, he nfciy make some remark, about what a tough lime tho1 batter Is going to have making any hltn orr his delivery. ' After going through a lot or pre liminary motions. Wells uses a very Jerky delivery. In which ho all but comes lo a stop several times. Such tin unorthodox style mokes It dif ficult for I he batters to ivitc Ills speed and time tho ball. pi,i:.si:s ins news The Kiicr, s that Wells hOM met so far this year has been morn j than pleasing to Manager Cobb. I If there Is one thing tho Tyger leader admires in it player, the pitcher in particiihir. it l a com- pellllve spirit. Wi lls has that. Players who Joined tho big show ftt the same time. Wells did und apparently hod more stuff are bnck In tho hushes while wells Is still of . "psychology pitcher" that t ho Detroit player have tacked on Wells. - i While there is nothing of tho : egotist about Wells, he ha supremo ' confidence In his ability, lie works I on Ihe theory that every hatler who , hits him safely Is being favored wilh the break. ' As Is usually the case, when aomo j pitcher has unusual success, tho j cry invariably goca up that ho is a nothing pitcher. and no one under- : stands how he is getting away! with it. j I hove heard thoso remarks in : connection with Wells. .Rival bat-! tors, however, are making tho nils, lake of underestimating the fast ball hot uses. Thero Is a hop on the fust onn as dished up bx Wells that has a I tendency to muko Ihe hatter hit nn I der it,. That Is ono . reason why ,the batters cuss as they pop up. Miami's Star. Sprinter ( ( SHARKEY J Tom Sharkey of Miami University ts called "Ohio's fastest human -'Over a period of four weeks he was credited with doing the loo-yard dash In the woraa recoro time or seconds set new marks for the century amj fur ton events In the lag Six Conference and ran second to the great Roland ei in national collegiate. He will compete in th A. A. U. meet t Philadelphia next month. BAKER-LA GRANDE STAGE Leave La Grande 7 A. M. 12:20 P. M. and 330 P.M. Read Franklin's Astounding 25th Anniversary Announcement This Newspaper Today McCLURE'S 1 IVankliii Distributors . Walla Valla; l'eiulletoii ; llaker: I.a Cinnde; I Yakima; i:ilcnslmrs UNITED STATES TI RES.ARE GOOD TIRES What is a Real Tire Test? Among the f eardiing tests made on United Stales Tire is tho Tread Wear Test" which dupii- Gates in a few days the effect of many months of service. XMBWi iBi St 'United Stats Tire are under continual leet in our laboratories k and on our road teat vehicles. .. Motoreoach tires, for example, ! ..-are tested under actual serviee condition on this United State - It ub tier Company Tent Coach. Questions and Ansivers that may be Neivs to You by a Tire Engineer of the United States Rubber Company QufttonH'lth 20,000,300 cor running in America, does not tlieexierienceofiuert largely take the place of factory tetttl Answer On Ihe contrary. The very fact that motor transportation is so important in tho life of every one imposes nn additional obliga tion for searching test on tlie tire manufac turer. The makers of I'nited States Tires do rot evpecl their customers to test their tire lur them, ( Quntinn What (foe the United Utatet kubutr Company Factory Tett include? Answer Everything from tho Tree to the fln idicd Tiro. Haw materials are tested before tlicy go into the tires, und the finished tires 1 re lusted ill the CuiiiHuiy's laboratories and 011 the Company' rond test cars, trucks ami buses. Thoy are also watched in actual coin n.ercinl service. Cueation What do thete iest$ prove? Answer The material tests insure the quality ot material used. The laboratory and rood t .-Ala ot complete tires "prove up" tbe correcl I.2S3 of manufacturing processes. Quettion What raw materials are tested? Answer Cotton cord, which furnishes Ilia strength and flexibility of tha tire; rubber, which binds the various parts of tbe tiro 10 fTetherandformsthetriwaorwcaringsitrface; eompoundiiiff ingredients, wliich we mix with the ruliber to give it the necessary qualities; aud. atvrl wire, which is used in making the bead of the tire. Question What tests are made on the cord? Answer Cord otna into the manufacture of Web Cord for United States Tires is tested for strength, stretch, size, twist, ply, length of ttsplit, and freedom from impeifeclions. Question WlmttestsaremadeonRubber? -Answer Even though the quality and uniform ity of Sprayed Rubber is controlled by the processes used on our plantations in the Fur Kasl, every shipment received atour fuctoriea is again tested for uniformity and also, after nuuiig with sulphur, it is tested for ila rate of vukaoualklD, its teutile strength and stretch. Question What tests are maila of com pounding ingredients? Answer Compounding ingredients. nro tested to determine their purity und iinifoniiilv. 1 hey are practically nil in powder form uiiil even the degree of lincuess to which the) hnvn liern ground is tested. Question What tests are made on Steel Wire? Answer Steel wire is given a cheniicnl analysis to determine whether it meets our siiecilicn tions, and it is ulso tested for tensile strength and elongation. Question Are United States Tires tested alongside of ol her makes? Answer Yes. These tests arc conducted dailv 111 our laboratories and on our road test ve , hides. Quest ion What is the object of these com petitive tests? . Answer To maintain the superiority of our de gu and construction. Question Does the fact that a large num ber of tires ot a certain design and con struction have given satisfactory service obviate the necessity for further tests on tires ot the same kind? Answer No. Vehicle design and use, and road condition are constantly changing. Tires that pave excellent satisfaction ten years ago are obsolete today in design and construction. Question How does the United Slates Rubber Company keep abreast of these constantly changing conditions? Answer It baa a corps of factory trained tech meal experts 111 diirerrnftiectious of the coun try, continually checking the service our tire are rendering under actual operating condi tions, . Question Do all companies test their tires in this tcay? Answer Most all companies male tests of sonic sort. Very few. if any, carry them to the extent that they are carried by the United blatoa Hubbcr Company. Unhid StattsGMubber Company UNITED STATES ROYAL CORD BALLOON FirSmUby BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE La Grande, Oregon
